Words For Life

In this sermon, Pastor Brad cpmpletes the "Judge Not" series. One of the most widely known verses of the Bible is often misused because people don't understand what it means. Pastor Brad continues with this message helping clarify what is meant by the scripture.

It is important to be prepared to make a difference in the lives of those around us but preparing should not be the end; we must also put that preparation into practice.

We all will leave a legacy but what will yours be? Will it be one that will soon fade or one that others will be challenged to follow?

One of the most widely known but possibly one of the least understood passages in the Bible is the subject of this message in the "Here Comes the Judge" series, entitled 'Judge Not'. Pastor Brad discusses whether it means what so many people seem to think it does.

In Pastor Brad's Mother's Day message, we heard about the one thing that Mothers (and Fathers) must do, no matter how busy we get with all the other things in life.

Continuing the message series "Here Comes the Judge", Pastor Brad talks this week about what faces the unsaved on the day of the White Throne judgment...and why it is so important that we share the truth of the Gospel!

In a continuation of last week's message, Pastor Brad explores in more detail the results of the judgment that Christians will face. What will a Christian receive following the judgment and what will they do because of it?

Judgment is not a popular topic in today's society much less in today's church. There are many misconceptions about what the Bible says about judgment and this first message in the "Here Comes the Judge" series talks about whether and why Christians may face God's judgment.

Wouldn't you have loved a manual explaining just how to raise a child before you brought your first one home? Pastor Brad shares tips from the Bible on what a wise parent will do to help raise their children successfully.

We often find that we are not comfortable in this world, it rubs and chafes against our souls. As Christians, we are citizens of Heaven and we know that this world is not our home.